Illinois V alley News. Thursday. January 21. 1913
Page Four
Locals
R. E. Ford made a business trip
to Grants Pass last Monday.
Mrs. George P. Scott made a
business trip to Grants Pass the
first of this week.
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Jim Allen and George Hood
were in the valley from Grants
Pass last Saturday looking over
some timber. Jim now resides in
Grants Pass with his family.
Mrs. E. H. Messenger returned
the first of the week from San
Francisco where she visited her
son and daughter-in-law for the
past two weeks.
Mr. ami Mrs. Charles I.emmon
and family spent a short time this
week visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. E. J. Wilber. Mrs. Lem
mon is their daughter.
Winston Tuttle returned Mon
day morning from Portland where
he took his examination for the
army, and was rejected on ac
count of physical disabilities.
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A marriage license was issued at
the county clerk's office in Grants
Pass last Saturday to Wiley Bruce
Jordan, truck driver and Lucy
Sanders, cook and waitress, both
of t'ave Junction.
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Gordon Leo.’aid returned from
Portland Sunday morning where
he reported for his physical exam
ination and will leave this coming i
Sunday to report for his induction I
into the army at Ft, Lewis.
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Mrs. Roy Houston and hei sister
Mrs. Violet Cousins, left last Fri
day for Los Ange’es, after spend
ing a week here visiting frits
Houston’s husband, who recently
purchased t'.e Rexford ranch.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jap Parkinson. Jr.
returned home last Friday from
Compton, Calif., where they spent
the past month with Mr. and Mrs.
J. Parkinson, Sr. The latter mot
ored to Cave Junction with them
returning south last Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Wilber re
turned last week from Cottage
Grove where they visited their
daughter, Mrs. Matt Smith and |
family during the recent holidays. ■
Mr. Wilber said there was plenty
of high water but they had no dif
ficulty getting home.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Baumberger
spent last week eml with their
family. They returned to Med
ford Sunday evening where Mr.
Baumberger is stationed at Camp
White. Mrs. Baumberger is em
ployed in a department store.
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Ray Denton, telephone operator'
at the Redwoml Ranger Station,
win taken to the Josephine Gen
oral hospital last Saturday with a !
collapsed and punctured lung and i
broken rib. sustained in an acci
dent when a passing ear forced
him into loose gravel and off the |
road over an embankment neat
the \pplegate bridge. Harold Bow
erman was notified and immedi
ately went to the scene of the ac
cident.
PROPERTY SOLI) TO
( ALII (IRMA PEOPLE
Olaf Larsen recently sold some
of his lots to people expecting to
come here and build and make their
future homes. He just sold three
lots on Caves highway to Mr. and
Mr«. Percy Bracey of Riverside.
Calif.
Mr. Larsen also sold two lots to
Charles G. Bracey, of San Diego
and son of Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Bracey. The son was called south
to attend to business affairs but
will return in the near future. His
parents will remain here.
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CAVE JUNCTION. OREGON
Formerly
SCHUMACHERS
A group of IX women met at the
new Red Cross center in Kerby to
roll compresses this week. The
Rebeccas have very kindly loaned
their kitchen for these meetings,
which will be held each Wednes
day afternoon. It is hoped that I
all the women in the community,
who possibly can, will turn out to
help with this very necessary work.
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Marriage of O’Brien
Residents Revealed
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1 Fruits and Vegetables |
[Fresh and Cured Meat
LETTUCE
2 Heads for
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BACON
Per pound ..............
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LARD
I Pounds for
SWIFT’S PORK FEET
II Ounce can for
VICTORY WEEK SPECIAL
DRY EDIBLE BEANS
Take Your Choice
Red Mexican. Bayo, Navy, Great Northern.
Pinto, Cranberries, black eyed; Large and
Small Limas
The recent announcement that
people are not responding to the
call for volunteers to man the ob
servation post here has brought to
light the fact that Mrs. Ethel Ban
ta. *12, chairman of the Illinois |
Valley Horseback Caneen unit, is
also serving a 21 hour shift once
a week at the observation post I
north of Holland.
Mrs. Banta must make a trip of i
I I miles to reach the station ami
her hours extend from I a. ill. one
day until 4 a. m. the next.
When questioned as to whether
such activity didn’t tire her Mrs
Banta answered, “It makes me J
feel good inside to be able to help >
I think the woik part shouldn't,
»■liter into it if one cun do some
thing for her country."
Received in the mail this week
by friends in the valley were an
nouncements of the forthcoming
marriage of Miss Elsa Louise
Schlamm of San Francisco and Mr.
Ralph Werner Huber, son of Mrs.
Weiner Huber of Kumfy Kamp.
The marriage is to take place on
Sunday, January 24th, at 4 p. m..
St. Mark’s Luthern church, San:
Francisco.
The Schlamms ha\ej
visited in the valley during past
summers.
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Embracing plans recommended I
by Governor Earl Snell in his mes
sage, the legislative committees of,
the Grange and Farmers’ Union i
■ire working on tax measures to fit
wartimes. They state they will op
pose any legislation which will !
reduce income tax rates or set up i
a sales tax of any kind. In their'
fight they w ill have the support |
of the lobbyists of the A. F. I,., i
C I. O. and the railroad brother-,
hood.
than were introduced the first
week of the 1941 session, which
established an all-time record of
51 bills.
FULL LENGTH ( OAT
Special
PANTS
Special
HAT
Special
Atlas Tires - Batteries
We can supply vou with most
sizes in short order at no extra
SI.5«
GET THEM WHILE AVAILABLE
cost.
YOU NEVER PAY MORE AT THE
GOLDEN RULE
Grants Pass
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Notice to Dog Owners |
Or Keepers
Double Feattire
"SONS OF THE
PIONEERS"
With ROY ROGERS
and
Tiff« GROW 50 RAP'PLV IN THE
C ave Junction, Oregon
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Special
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
JANUARY 2<rd and 24th
AND N1WS
S1.37 9
U. S. Rubber
Rain Clothes
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Sec 32-2414. Oregon Compiled Laws Annotated, provides
that every per or. owning or keeping any dog over the age of
eight months within the state of Oregon shall, not later than
March 1 of each yea- or within thirty days after he becomes
owi er ot keeper of sttch dog. procure front the County Clerk
of tie county n which said person resides a license for such
dog by paying to the ( ounty * lerk a license fee, determined
by the county court of saiil county . . . The fee in Josephine
County ■« <1.00 for a male or «payed female, and $1.50 for a
female. Such l'c.nse fee shall be the only license or tax re-
quired. . . .
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Sec 32-2415, further provides that any owner or keeper
of any dog who -hall fail to procure a license, as provided in
section .>2-2414. shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon
conviction there >f. -hall be subject to a fine of Ten Dollars for
each offense, together with costs of proceedings.
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Texaco Gas. Oil. Greases
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FOR YOUR VALENTINE
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CHOCOLATES, In a beautiful
V alentine Gift Box, pound
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OXYDOL
25c »
Regular size
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BROOMS
A bargain at
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ALBERS FLAP JACK FLOUR
«7c 9
10 Pound bag for
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¡Crown Flour and Feeds! 9
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39c
ANNOUNCEMENTS RECEIVED
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SPINACH, Royal Club
No. 2 (’ans, 2 cans for
27c
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SNOWDROP FLOUR
19 Pound sack for
15c
MINCE .MEAT
Bulk, per pound
Stearl Vahrenwald. son of Mr.
and Mrs. E. Vahrenwald. was tak
en last week to Portland hospital
where he underwent a serious op-,
eration and when Mr. Vahrenwald |
left there last Saturday he was
still in a very critical condition.
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Mrs. Vahrenwald remained in 1
Portland to be with her sen until
OREGON ( A\ ES
the crisis is passed. Mr. Vahren I
OFFICERS RE-ELEC T wald went to Gran's Pa?; on Wed
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nesday to see if relatives had re- i
At the annual meeting of the 1 reived any recent word of his con
The Famous Epitaph Of Oreyon Caves resort, held in the dition.
company's office in the United
Kirby. Essex. England
States Nat. bank building Wei
CAPITAL PARADE
m -day afternoon, the entire board
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The following words are taken
of directors was re-elected and at
from a 500 year old tombstone in
the meeting of directors which fol «core again with the famous steel- '
the Church of K rbi cemetery:
lowed immediately the old officers head play. Early in the game they !
W lien picture* look aliv
were elected as follows President. passed a law making the steelhead i
\\ ith moment* free
Fia k Mashburn; vice president.
When ships like fishe-
Sam H. Baker; secietaiy, A. E.
beneath the sou
Vovrhie«, these men having held
When men outstripping
the same offices since the organ!
Shull scan th» iky
'ation of the company.
Then half the world
1 ><H’P drenched in blood
Shall lie'!
U ith Jean Parker and
Ray Middiet on
o. W. GREEN
The marriage of Miss Ruby Cor
BLACK FIGS
nelia Hosford and Richard Peter
Thompson, both of O’Brien, was
2 Pounds for
revealed last week. The couple ex- I
changed their vows January 0 in !
PRUNES
Vancouver, Wash.
Mr«. J. B.
2 Pounds for
Mack, niece of the bride, with Mr
Mack and baby daughter were
present, coming from Longview,
CHOCOLATE MAI.TM1 MILK U| HEBE
Wash., to attend the wedding. Rev.
5 Pounds for
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Paul Kunzman performed the
ceremony at the parsonage.
SUNRISE EGG NOODLES
Mrs. Thompson returned to her
1 I Ounce package
home in O’Brien to look after th<-
shipment of her household effectsj
TILLAMOOK ( HEESE
and expects to return to Portland
shortly where an apartment is be
Per pound
ing prepared for their occupancy
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in University Homes, St. Johns.
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Mr. Thompson has been in Port
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SEEDS HAVE ARRIVED!
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land several months where he is
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Plant
Those
Sweet
Pea
Seeds!
at S. Johns.
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Mr. and Mrs. Thompson will be
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greatly missed by their many
friends in the valley where they I
have lived for several years. Con
Other directors are Richard Sab a commercial fish in Oregon. They NEW LAW RECORD
gratulations are also extended the in, manager since the death of are threatening another pass. This
At the end of the first week of
happy couple.
George C Sabin, Niel R. Allen. time they want to take the care the present legislative session 89
John Hampshire. L. M. Mitchell of the steelhead from the State bills had been introduced, 38 more
Commission and put it in the hands
and C. A. Winetrout.
62-Year-Old Woman
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of the State Fish Commission.
Serves 21-llour
Shift At Air Post
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PRICES EFI E( TIVE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. JANUARY 22d and 23d, 1913
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New Red Cross ('enter
For Kerby Workers
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FORE5TS
IF THE VOLUME OF NEW
WOOP ORVWN ANNUALLY WERE U5EP
FOR HOUStS WERE WOULP BE eNOUôH
TO BUUP A NEW SIX -*TW OWE1LIN6 FOR
EVERY Ü 5 FAMILY fVFTO KXJH VFAMS /
MC5T SELF-SUFFICIENT
COUNTRY IN THE WORlP.
HAS TO IMPORT ONLY
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TOPAY — COVPAREP TO
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JOSEPHINE (OUNTY COURT
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